Protest against the Bombing

[Johannes Schneider]

Dennis R Redmond wrote:
> On Thu, 25 Mar 1999, Max Sawicky wrote:
>
> > We are used to seeing these conflicts in terms of class strugle, in a
> > bipolar international context, if you'll pardon the foreign
relations-speak.
> > But today the U.S. is a lone hegemon.
>
> Hegemon, my foot. The US is now 700-800 billion euros in debt to our dear
> friends in the EU. We're basically playing the role of hired thugs for
> Eurocapital (i.e. playing Bad Kop whilst the EU dons the colorful flowing
> robes of the Buddha).
A time has come I have to agree with Dennis. But Eurocapital is feeling
uncomfortable in its positions. As long as the US and Euroland have common
interests its working fine. But what if the interest are going to be
divergent? There has beeb a constant grumbling inside the German press that
even for  transport capabilities US resources are required.
Johannes